Howllo Fellow Basset Hound and finding your way to bassethoundtown lovers…
Well, well, well…you just never know when a hound will find you. Little Daisy Lynn did just that with my Mom and I.
As most of us know the basset hound demographic is a small world. Through my extensive network of this demographic I was sent this picture.
Was this my hound, I wondered….
Well, never one to sit around and wonder I called the contact number. It turns out there was a family in need of re-homing darling Chloe.
See that cute little boy? He loved his hound beyond belief but there was a big problem. Little 4 year old Jeremiah was allergic to the new family pup. I felt so sorry for him and of course the entire family.
His sister Kenzie is holding their Chloe after they first got her.
So, the way cool Mom and I talked and talked and talked and decided that I would be the lucky one to adopt young Chloe.
This is Chloe in her bed at their home…who knew a jpeg could steal your heart?
After checking out our town the way cool entire family made a decision to let Grandma and I adopt her.
They were all beyond thrilled that their new young family member was going to be safe, sound, and loved for life. I cannot thank them enough during their difficult decision. Chloe was beyond loved and still is.
Kirstin (WCM) and I made sure the transition went exactly as each child wanted. We moved quickly to insure a transition that was without as much pain as possible.
Goodbyes were said each in their own way…
Kellen the big brother…
A kiss for luck and she’s on her way!
From Denver to KY via Delta! We were 2 hours early of course…
The wait was finally over…
Home sweet home….
The first toy she picked out of the pile….
Was the last toy that Chaps touched.
That meant the world to me….
More loving the little crazy toys and new friends in life later…Cat, Daisy Lynn, (Chaps and Emma ATB) resting after their Delta flight with little Daisy Lynn…
PS – coming up…howl Daisy Lynn got her new name!